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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: January 2009
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Friday, January 2, 2009. A New Year, a New Post. Ok, I'll admit it. I got lazy. Sometimes, there are things in life that fall by the wayside, and blogging was one of them. Luckily, a new year brings new resolve. Isn't it amazing how the turn of a calendar page can be so inspiring? And so with that, here are my resolutions for '09. Feel free to call me out on them if you notice me not fulfilling anything. 1 Do something creative every day. I'm finally getting the ...
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: October 2008
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Monday, October 6, 2008. Less than a month to go until what some have claimed to be the most important American presidential election in our lifetimes. 28 days, to be exact. The economy is in the toilet. People can't afford to drive to work- but they've probably lost their jobs anyways. Many can't afford healthcare, or even a place to live. This is America, the land of dreams and prosperity, and we can't even take care of our own. So, as you're deciding to vote, ...
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: August 2010
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Thursday, August 19, 2010. I have this friend. She's also a coworker. She also is a tech geek to the max. Sometimes, it's a nice mid-day distraction to see where she had lunch. But sometimes, I wonder - why do we need to share this much? It's starting to detract from our actual relationships. What's my best friend from grade school doing now? What ever happened to staying in touch the normal way? Why is it now a cold, de-personalized stream of text and code?
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: The Adventure List: Tahoe
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Tuesday, January 18, 2011. The Adventure List: Tahoe. Next up for the Adventure List - a Tahoe trip! Our crew consisted of 9 people - 3 boys and 6 girls - in one large, fabulous house in Tahoe City. (I know this sounds like a "Real World: Tahoe" situation, but it was much more civilized than that. I promise.) We lucked out with incredible weather - tons of snow on the ground to play in, but clear, sunny skies - and I even attempted some winter sports. Discovering...
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: January 2011
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Wednesday, January 19, 2011. Here's the thing. I read, a whole lot. And I'm not just talking about all the Google Reader and Gawker action I get into at work. I mean actual, hard-cover books, magazines, and piles of newspapers. I believe that I am single-handedly keeping the print industry alive. I always want to tell people about these things that I read, but my A.D.D. (I'm convinced I have it) prevents me from doing so. Super Sad True Love Story. This should fr...
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: February 2008
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Wednesday, February 27, 2008. After filling out one of these at least once a week in middle school, I never really got anymore emails of the "fill out these questions and send it to your friends! Variety. Until yesterday. With no class today, I figured I'd do some soul-searching (however shallow or deep), and post it here. Enjoy! 1 What is your occupation? 2 What color are your socks right now? Flesh colored. I'm barefoot! 3 What are you listening to right now?
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: November 2007
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Thursday, November 29, 2007. Why the Writer's Strike Needs to End. I'll admit it, I occasionally enjoy watching The Hills. Mostly so that I can mock it and its fake-ness. But given the recent writer's strike in Hollywood, my favorite (openly scripted) shows have been running into their last episodes. This forces me to watch "reality" programming such as The Hills. (Which is clearly not reality, and is clearly scripted. But whatever.). Wednesday, November 28, 2007.
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: December 2007
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Thursday, December 27, 2007. I've gotten some great advice from John Mayer in the past. (Not personally, of course, although I can dare to dream.) For instance, at his concert in June, he warned us ladies to stay away from guys who wear their hats at an angle. He even made the connection that the angle of the hat corresponded directly to how much of a dick the guy is. Great advice. Let it be your guide. He's never steered me wrong. Friday, December 21, 2007.
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: April 2008
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Sunday, April 20, 2008. TV doesn't portray reality? I am experiencing a lull in my Netflix queue. Nothing's leaving and nothing new is getting to me. There is only one explanation for this: I currently have at home all 3 discs of the first season of Greek. However. The show gets something wrong on not only in portraying Greeks, but simply in portraying modern college students. Situations like that happen in real collegiate and Greek life, so why not show it on TV?
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl: September 2008
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The Guy Said: Honey, You're a Funny Girl. Tuesday, September 16, 2008. No, YOU'RE my number one. Just a quick post for now. Life is busy. This guy may be my new favorite YouTube video. For one, it's a great song. But also, I love the attention to detail: not only does he know every word and give us coordinated dance moves, but he also has wardrobe changes! It's clear that he put a lot of work into this, which can only be the answer to my question: why aren't there more of him? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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